Ballycastle Beach
Ballycastle beach as you can see is set against the beautiful backdrop of Fairhead with the Golf course adjacent. The beach is very popular with …
Ballycastle beach as you can see is set against the beautiful backdrop of Fairhead with the Golf course adjacent. The beach is very popular with …
More Images Not the largest of the glens but perhaps one of the most tranquil. Glendun meanders down under the magnificent Glendun Viaduct, past the …
Five miles from Ballycastle on the inland road (A2) to Cushendall, Ballypatrick is a pleasant six mile forest drive next to Watertop Farm. Twisting and …
The Glen Glenarm, southernmost of the nine glens, is among the most under populated of the glens and is due mainly to the Glenarm Castle …
More Images ‘Queen of the Glens’ is the largest and most famous of the nine glens, with beautiful scenery, magnificent waterfalls and 900 hectares of …
Glenshesk starts at the back of Knocklayde mountain and meanders around its base down to Ballycastle Bay where it meets up with Glentaisie. The upper …
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Nestled on the side of Knocklayde mountain Ballycastle forest has two entrances, the first is at the end of Fairhill Street (directly off the Diamond) …
Guglielmo Marconi was a native of Italy and a 1909 Nobel Prize winner in physics. In May 1898 Marconi along with his assistant Kemp resided …
Lost Railways of Co. Antrim Author: Stephen Johnson Publisher: Stenlake Publishing www.stenlake.co.uk Price: £7.50 2002 Featured Photos Old Portrush, Bushmills and the Giant’s Causeway Author: …